Wind River Customers

Ubee-AirWalk is a global networking company specializing in small-cell radio-access networks. The company recently developed the industry’s first enterprise-grade code division multiple access (CDMA) femtocell, currently deployed in Sprint's in-building solutions product portfolio. Learn how VxWorks® helped Ubee-AirWalk reduce development time by 25% and costs by 20% while meeting this project's stringent security requirements.

Kontron, a global leader in embedded computing technology, faced time-to-market and performance challenges for a new ATCA switch design to PICMG specifications. To meet these challenges, Kontron selected the Freescale P2020 dual-core processor for its switch-management controller. Learn how Wind River® Hypervisor and the complete Wind River Linux solution offered BOM and PCB space savings and reduced software development time up to 20%.

Arkoon Network Security standardizes on Wind River Linux to develop its next-generation network equipment. Arkoon's FAST 360 range of network appliances is designed for the enterprise and runs on Wind River Linux optimized for Cavium OCTEON and Intel® Xeon® processors. Given the diversity of FAST 360 products, Arkoon required a fully optimized, highly customizable platform to meet varying product development demands and architecture requirements. Wind River provides open source innovation and customization in a stable, carrier grade commercial product.

Telco Systems provides telecommunications and data communications technologies and advanced networking solutions to many Fortune 100 companies and major telecommunications companies such as Nokia, AT&T, Alcatel Lucent, BT, and Elbit. Learn why the company turned to Wind River Linux to enhance its product line and enter a new market.

To succeed in the fast-moving femtocell market, Airvana, a global provider of high-performance technology and products for the mobile broadband network infrastructure, turned to Wind River Linux. Read about how the decision to use Wind River solutions and services helped Airvana reduce development time, enhance the development of intellectual property, and meet multiple customer requirements.

QQ Technology, a leader in next-generation network applications and services, wanted to be first to market with a new, high-end product with multi-core technology advantages. Learn how VxWorks enabled the company to reduce time-to-market by 50% while lowering development costs by 30% compared to previous development efforts.

Huawei, a world-leading telecommunications solution provider, must continually meet network equipment providers' strict demands for increased performance and decreased cost. Learn how this industry leader achieves these goals and stays at the top of its global game by standardizing its product lines on Wind River Platform for Network Equipment, VxWorks Edition.

BroadLight Systems, the worldwide leader in passive optical networks (PON) technology, required a real-time operating system to develop a new line of gigabit-capable systems. Read how this requirement, along with BroadLight customer demands for VxWorks-based products, shorter development cycles, and faster time-to-market, paved the way to Wind River VxWorks platforms.

Corrigent Systems turned to Wind River for a completely new architecture to deliver its next-generation Carrier Ethernet Transport (CET) switch. Learn how Wind River Linux helped this leading telecommunications company save 20–30% in development time and how it continues to play a part in the company's growing success, bolstered by a large deal with Deutsche Telekom.

Shiron, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Elbit Systems Ltd., needed a real-time operating system (RTOS) to develop InterSKY, which provides global broadband satellite services to even the most remote locations. Learn why the Wind River VxWorks solution was the best RTOS for the job and how it helped Shiron reduce product costs by 50%, dramatically reduce product size and weight, and shorten the development life cycle.

Bluesocket, a leading wireless and mobility solutions company, experienced challenges using a roll-your-own (RYO) Linux solution. The Bluesocket development team turned to Wind River Platform for Network Equipment, Linux Edition, and was able to launch a stable, reliable, and differentiated product—ahead of schedule and under budget.

As a startup company, SkyPilot needed to get its Wi-Fi product line to market quickly, without sacrificing scalability or performance. This leading provider of carrier-class wireless mesh solutions did all that and more with Wind River Platform for Network Equipment, VxWorks Edition.

Airvana, a leading mobile broadband infrastructure provider, was challenged with creating a Universal Access Gateway (UAG) in just 18 months. Learn how Wind River Platform for Network Equipment, Linux Edition, helped the company meet its goal in record time, while reducing development costs and freeing up resources for competitive differentiation.

"Wind River allowed Airspan to accelerate time-to-market and ensure reliability of its end product with a standards-based solution that supports current and emerging networking standards."
—Paul Senior, Chief Technical Officer, Airspan Networks

When Airspan wanted to build a next-generation wireless WiMAX subscriber station, the company determined that Wind River was the only vendor that could provide all the necessary development components: a real-time operating system, device management, a high-performance router stack, and advanced networking technologies.

Network infrastructure provider Raptor needed to focus its energy on adding innovative features and functionality to its newest distributed switch. VxWorks gave the company a head start on product development and helped it introduce a groundbreaking product.

Siemens, a leading electrical engineering and electronics company, is running an ongoing race toward higher bandwidth and new technology. VxWorks is helping Siemens continue its longstanding tradition of excellence and innovation in the challenging telecommunications marketplace.